Liberty Township High School - Moraine Yearbook (Chesterton, IN)

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NEWSPAPER STARTS ANEW- HAS SUCCESSFUL YEAR ROW ONE, left to right: L. Sheets, N. Salisbury, P. Gil- ROW THREE: M. Davis, C. Loar, D. Frederick, N. Col- more, Mrs. Harnoch, Sponsor. ROW TWO: C. Garland, F. lins, P. Johnson, S. Hettinger. Weimer, N. Beile, G. Baker, B. Adams, L. Alexander. This year the school paper was pulled out of mothballs and put into use again. Mrs. Harnoch, along with her dedicated staff, found it quite a job learning all the angles of the newspaper business. After a little sweat and a lot of practice, they found that it was not very hard at all. Since the newspaper was starting out fresh, it needed a new name. The student body voted to decide the new name. After the votes had been counted, the name was The LIONS ROAR. The final edition of the Lions Roar consisted of nothing but news about the departing Seniors. The Senior class wishes to thank the staff of the newspaper for the excellent job they did on the Senior Edition. 29

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FUTURE CAREERS AS NURSES INTEREST THESE GIRLS. ROW ONE, left to right: Mrs. Coppens, S. Foster, N. Spencer, S. Stubbs, E. Hettinger, J. Howard, N. Salsburey. ROW TWO: J. Black, J. Kissinger, T. Cornett, J. Yarber, R. Hoffman, C. Marquardt, B. Fosmore, L. Sheets, P. Herbst. ROW THREE: S. Hettinger, S. Bradshaw, L. Thompson, P. Cushman, L. Sampson, N. Collins, N. Boren, P. Pope. Because Liberty has an abundance of girls seriously interested in pro- fessional nursing a few years ago, Mrs. Coppens guided these students into the formation of a new club, The Future Nurses Association. It has turned out to be one of the school ' s most active and constructive organi- zations. A student operated health service was originated last fall. Each F. T. A. member participated. Whenever a student was sent to the health room with a mild disorder, a future nurse would be on the spot to take his temp- erature or dress his wounds. In the spring the organization gave a tea for the R. N. Club from Porter Memorial Hospital in Valpariso. Toward the end of the school year the members celebrated National Future Nurses Day. This was accom- plished by each member wearing her official hat. On the same day the girls gave a party for their sister club, The Future Teacher s Associa- tion. 28

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LIBRARIANS OFFICE AIDS SERVE THE SCHOOL. SEATED, left to right: J. Swarner, D. Gaines, Mrs. Reynolds, S. Foster, K. Kado, S. Frank. ROW TWO: L. Baocock, F. Weimer, J. Black, A. Conrick, C. Loar, R. Daumer, C. Brooks, L. Matanich, J. Main, D. Morthland, D. Sella, J. Howard, J. Kane, S. Kielpikowski, C. DeVore, R. Coffer, C. Marrs, P. Wozniak. B. Dillingham, P. Hockensmith, N. Williams, P. Winchip, Spencer, M. Blevins, L. Sampson, D. Radtke, G. Cushman, B. Fosmore, S. Stubbs, R. Hoffman, S. Hettinger, N. SEATED: Mrs. Wycoff, Mrs. Nicholson. 30